The 100th Post Of January And Still 16 Hours To Spare

Well…

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Great balls of fire at the VT Art Salon in Taipei, Taiwan. Taken on the 30th of December 2006. Part of the VT Art Salon Bonanza Series.

9 = 3*3.

More Noise Pollution

Strange art at the VT Art Salon in Taipei, Taiwan.  Taken on the 30th of December 2006. Part of the VT Art Salon Bonanza Series.

I am almost ready to leave now.

Fast/Junk Food And The Taiwanese

Strange art at the VT Art Salon in Taipei, Taiwan.  Taken on the 30th of December 2006. Part of the VT Art Salon Bonanza Series.

One thing that I have noticed over the last few months is that the Taiwanese do love their junk food. Whether it babies eating candy or adults eating KFC or McDonald’s, I see it everywhere.

One of the consequences of this, is that most of the children I see have terrible problems with their teeth. I have seen toddlers with so much lead in their mouths that it scared me.

Follow Up On The Numbers Game

The Hsinchu train station. Taken on the 30th of December 2006. Part of the VT Art Salon Bonanza Series.

If you have been following my progress on my so-called numbers game, you might know that I have set myself a goal of posting 100 posts in January 2007. This challenge was given to myself towards the end of the month, so there was not a lot of time left to get a lot of posts in. Initially, I had to write 5 posts a day.

Snap Live, Like It Or Not, It’s Off!

Taipei Main Station, taken on the 30th of December 2006. Part of the VT Art Salon Bonanza Series.

For the past few weeks, well since the 13th of January 2007, Snap Live has been enabled all over WP.com. I thought about it a bit, forgot it. Thought about it some more and then started to find it annoying.

Post Office Blues

The Lakeshore hotel in Hsinchu, Taiwan. Taken on the 19th of December 2006 with a Nikon D200 and a 18-35mm lens. Part of the Lakeshore Series 3.

In preparation for our return to school, we have been going to the post-office a lot. Sending things back to Canada, sending things to Taipei. It just seems to never end.

It’s a whole process.